Not the first politician investigated for alleged insider trading in recent years. Just as the Justice Department closed probes into Senators Dianne Feinstein of California, James Inhofe of…
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Federal Judge Denies Injunction on Immigration
Rules that interim policies are handled differently than statutes. U.S. District Judge Charlene Edwards Honeywell denied a request for a preliminary injunction to block President Biden’s executive orders…
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House Passes January 6 Commission
Investigation supported by some minority party members. This week, the House of Representatives passed a bill to establish an investigative commission to better understand the events that took…
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Israel-Hamas Agree to Ceasefire
President Biden congratulates U.S. State Department. After 11 days of hostilities, Israelis and Palestinians have agreed to a ceasefire, brokered by Egypt. Civilians on both sides are resting a…
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Senate Unveils Post Office Reform Bill
Legislation is designed to save $4.6 billion per year. On Friday, members of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee released the contents of a new Post…
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Capitol Security Funding Passed by House
Measure is in response to January 6 incident. The House of Representatives voted Thursday to approve a $1.9 billion bill to increase security at the U.S. Capitol. The…
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President Reestablishes Legal Aid Roundtable
Aims to improve interagency legal aid for underresourced communities. On Tuesday, President Biden announced that he would take executive action to reform the White House Legal Aid Interagency…
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House Members Release COVID Origin Report
There were warnings of dangers at Wuhan lab in 2017. Members of the House Intelligence Committee reported on Wednesday they believe the United States government has engaged in…
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President Biden Awards First Medal of Honor of Presidency
He will be joined by South Korean President Moon The White House announced on Wednesday that President Biden would be awarding the first medal of honor of his…
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COVID-19 Hate Crimes Act Passed by House
The Asian American hate crimes bill was approved by the Senate in April. On Tuesday, legislators came together in a rare bipartisan vote to approve a bill created…
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